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There are currently 25 Columbia Public Works crew members plowing streets this morning. Public Works crews were out last night and during the overnight hours pretreating bridge decks, hills and potential slick spots across the
The winter storm that began Thursday night and will continue overnight into Friday has caused numerous mid-Missouri school districts to cancel classes again for Friday. Columbia Public Schools (CPS), the Jefferson City School District, Southern
Columbia’s Go COMO bus service returns to normal service Tuesday morning, and Paratransit service also returns to normal at that time. Go COMO started late on Monday morning and operated on a Saturday schedule, due
The winter storm that dropped snow, ice and sleet across mid-Missouri has caused Columbia Utilities to cancel trash and recycling collections for Monday. Authorities will decide later whether trash collection can happen on Tuesday. Columbia’s
The winter storm has caused Columbia’s seventh-largest employer to close its offices today (Monday). Shelter Insurance officials tell 939 the Eagle that their home offices on Columbia’s West Broadway and their claims office are closed.
The winter storm that’s brought snow, sleet and ice to mid-Missouri has forced virtually all school districts in the region to cancel classes for Monday. Columbia Public Schools (CPS), the Jefferson City School District, Southern
The winter storm and frigid temperatures have forced several mid-Missouri school districts to cancel classes again for today. Centralia Public Schools, Mexico Public Schools, Higbee R-8 schools, Salisbury R-4 and Westran R-1 schools are just
Mid-Missouri’s two largest school districts have a two-hour delayed start this morning, due to the winter weather and potentially unsafe travel conditions. They are Columbia Public Schools (CPS) and the Jefferson City School District. CPS’
Motorists in Columbia, Jefferson City and throughout mid-Missouri could see light snow this evening and again Saturday from the late afternoon into the evening hours. National Weather Service (NWS) St. Louis meteorologist Marshall Pfahler tells
A winter weather advisory is now in effect for the entire mid-Missouri listening area, through 6 pm on Wednesday. The National Weather Service’s advisory began tonight at 9. NWS St. Louis meteorologist Melissa Mainhart tells
State transportation officials are urging you to be aware of the upcoming changing road conditions both where you are and where you plan to be. The National Weather Service’s (NWS) winter weather advisory for the
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